Plain Jane & the Average Joes
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Synopsis
Joseph Garcia is the lead singer for his band The Average Joes. Life is pretty simple, work during the week, play gigs on the weekend, enjoy the perks of the job (read: free drinks). When a blast from the past shakes up his world and threatens to expose a secret he had been keeping from everyone, Joe will need to find a new rhythm to survive.
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Gender BenderGirls LoveMatureRomanceSlice of Life
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